Glory Care & Rehabilitation Centre.

30/07/2026

"Recovery is possible. Addiction is not the end of your story. 💚"
For years, I believed there was no way out. Today, I stand as living proof that freedom from alcohol and drugs is possible through the right support, treatment, and determination.
Watch this conversation and share it with someone who needs hope today.
"Your comeback starts with one decision."
📍Glory Care & Rehabilitation Centre
📞 0748 107 066
🌱 Recovery • Hope • Restoration
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29/07/2026

🌿 Healing the Mind. Restoring the Body. Renewing the Spirit. 🌿
Recovery is about more than stopping substance use—it's about rebuilding your whole life.
At Glory Care & Rehabilitation Centre, we believe lasting recovery comes through a holistic approach that restores the mind, body, and spirit. Our dedicated team walks with every client on a journey of healing, hope, and transformation.
Our services include: ✅ Medical Detox
✅ Residential Rehabilitation
✅ Individual & Group Counselling
✅ Family Therapy
✅ Vocational Training & Halfway House
✅ Relapse Prevention & Aftercare
No matter how long you've struggled, recovery is possible. Take the first step today and let us help you reclaim your life.
📞 Call us today:
0711 176405
0720 161258
📍 Nakuru, Kenya
Glory Care & Rehabilitation Centre
Healing Minds. Restoring Lives. Rebuilding Futures.

19/07/2026

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18/07/2026

🌿 THERE IS HOPE. RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE. 🌿
At Glory Care & Rehabilitation Centre, we believe every person deserves a second chance. Recovery is not just about overcoming addiction—it's about restoring hope, rebuilding lives, and rediscovering purpose.
We provide professional, confidential, and compassionate care through: ✅ Drug & Alcohol Rehabilitation
✅ Assessment & Counselling
✅ Detox Support
✅ Inpatient Rehabilitation
✅ Outpatient Programs
✅ Family Support
✅ Aftercare & Relapse Prevention
Our experienced team is committed to walking with you and your loved ones every step of the recovery journey in a safe and supportive environment.
📍 Location: Nakuru, Kenya
📞 Call Us: 0711 176405 | 0720 161258
Don't let addiction define your future. Your journey to healing starts today.

05/07/2026

Today, I had the privilege of speaking with an amazing group of young people in Kisumu about Substance Use Disorders (SUDs). We discussed the realities of drug and alcohol addiction, the risk factors, the warning signs, and most importantly, the hope that recovery is possible.
I shared my lived experience to encourage them that no matter where someone is in life, change is possible with the right support, determination, and community. Every conversation like this is an opportunity to prevent addiction, reduce stigma, and inspire healthier choices.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated, asked thoughtful questions, and committed to becoming ambassadors for positive change in their communities.
Together, we can build a generation that chooses hope over drugs, purpose over addiction, and recovery over despair.
"Awareness creates prevention. Compassion creates recovery."

28/06/2026

Glory Care & Rehabilitation Centre believes that recovery is stronger when communities work together.

We invite churches, schools, hospitals, NGOs, companies, SACCOs, government agencies, community-based organizations, and well-wishers to partner with us in restoring hope and transforming lives affected by alcohol and substance use disorders.

Together, we can:
✅ Create awareness on substance use prevention.
✅ Provide rehabilitation and counselling services.
✅ Support individuals and families on the journey to recovery.
✅ Conduct workplace wellness and community outreach programs.
✅ Build a healthier, drug-free society.

"Alone we can do so little; together we can make recovery possible."

📍 Location: Nakuru – Tuinuane Teachers, Kiratina
📞 Call: 0711 176405 | 0720 161258
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Let's partner to change lives, restore hope, and build brighter futures. 💚

26/06/2026

Today, I had the honour of representing Glory Care & Rehabilitation Centre during the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (IDADA) 2026 celebrations in Nakuru.

Standing before the community to share my journey—from 23 years of substance use and addiction to 8 years of recovery through rehabilitation and treatment—was both humbling and inspiring. My story is living proof that recovery is possible and that no one is beyond hope.

As we reflected on this year's theme, "World Drug Problem: Persisting Issues, New Challenges, Innovative Responses," I reaffirmed the importance of prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and community support in addressing the evolving drug problem.

At Glory Care & Rehabilitation Centre, we remain committed to restoring lives, rebuilding families, and giving hope to those struggling with addiction. Together, we can break the stigma surrounding substance use disorders and encourage more people to seek help.

Recovery is not just about quitting drugs—it is about rediscovering purpose, restoring dignity, and rebuilding lives.

Thank you to everyone who made this event a success. Let us continue working together for a healthier, drug-free, and more compassionate society.

19/06/2026

Honoured to participate in the Rehab Owners Workshop organized by NACADA, bringing together rehabilitation centre owners and stakeholders committed to strengthening addiction treatment and recovery services in Kenya.
This photo captures one of our small group discussion sessions, where participants exchanged ideas, shared experiences, and explored solutions to challenges facing rehabilitation facilities. Key discussions focused on improving treatment outcomes, enhancing service quality, regulatory compliance, and promoting sustainable recovery for individuals affected by substance use disorders.
The workshop provided a valuable opportunity for networking, learning, and collaboration as we work towards a more professional, effective, and client-centred rehabilitation sector.
I appreciate NACADA for creating this platform that continues to support growth, capacity building, and excellence in addiction treatment and recovery services across the country.
Together, we can transform lives, restore hope, and build healthier communities.

18/06/2026

The best description of the disease addiction with denial as a major impediment to recovery.

17/06/2026

# copied from ADDICTION ACTUALLY

Addiction/Alcoholism - A chronic brain disease that never goes away. That kills over 95 %. if untreated.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration funded a study about rates of recovery for different drugs. The two drugs where relapse rates were extremely high were alcohol and heroin--86 percent and over 90 percent respectively. Co***ne has a relapse rate of 55 percent, while crack (a form of co***ne) has a much higher relapse rate of 84 percent. The highest rates of recovery are to be found among inhalants and hallucinogens, where only about 40 percent will relapse within the five year frame. For all narcotics taken together, including legal pain pills that are abused, the relapse rate is 70 percent. Most relapse more than once, doing increasing damage each time. Survival rates for addiction are lower than the most aggressive cancers, at less than 5 percent.

Addiction is a chronic brain disease which causes mental and physical harm. As a person drinks alcohol or takes drugs the brain releases the chemical dopamine which stimulates the 'reward circuits' of the brain. Thus the brain associates drinking alcohol and taking drugs with a pleasurable reward. The brain forms lasting memories associating drugs or alcohol with this reward and so the drug taking and drinking become compulsive. As addiction to alcohol and drugs becomes established, neurochemical changes take place in the brain of the user which affect their self-control and decision making processes.

Addiction to alcohol and drugs has traditionally defined the term 'addiction', however people can also become addicted to certain behaviours such as gambling. These behaviours cause a release of chemicals in the brain as a 'reward', and this is what the brain gets addicted to
- Most people with addiction will relapse and without a chronic disease management programme -most will die.